Supplementary angles add up to 180 degrees.
so if one angle is 60 degrees, then the other angle is (180 - 60) = 120
$200 divided by 100 customers = 2$.
So, if he wants to make a profit of $200, he would have to make each customer pay $2. :)
As already mentioned, the volume for a rectangular prism, namely a box in this case, is just the product of its dimensions, length * width * height.

now, as far as another one... hmm is easier if you post in the channel, that way I can include any graphs if needed or tables and such.
so, what happens if you double up the dimensions?

notice, how many times the new size is, is 8 times the original.
Answer: Makeup artists
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The third column shows the number of employees in 2016. The lowest value in that column is 3, which is the row titled "Makeup artists, theatrical and performance".
My answer is 35 because if you do 3 times 7 then 2 times 7 which equals 21 and 14 then add and you get 35. well that's my answer